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Technology Stocks : InfoSpace (INSP): Where GNET went! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Technologyguy who wrote (327)	10/5/1998 2:16:00 AM
From: Technologyguy	Respond to of 28311

Look at these stats: Price- Shares- Mkt.Cap- #Visitors- Value/Visitor- Monthly Revenue(From E-com+Ads)per Visitor- Price/Sales Multiple Yahoo $127 93.7M $11,900M 26.1M $455.94 $.49 78 Lycos $31.75 37.1M $1,178M 17.6M $66.93 $.42 13.2 Excite $39.63 50.9M $2,017M 16.5M $122.24 $.64 15.9 Infoseek $23.63 31.5M $744M 11M $67.64 $.49 11.5 Go2Net $16 5.91M $95M 5M $19 $.08 19.8 What does this show? GNET has by far the lowest revenue per visitor of all the major Internet search engines/portal sites. As their ad sales increase, their price/sales ratio will drop. As I view these numbers, GNET has the most upside potential, in terms of revenue per site user, of any of these sites. If GNET were able to derive about the same revenue per visitor as the other sites (~$0.45) they would have 5x the current revenue. They just need to execute. Source: dimgroup.com